I had one unit of citizenry garrison the ruins outside my deployment, and stalled the French until they stormed it and massacred them. I deployed my entire force in the City(in the left half of my deployment), with all the line and militia in buildings or behind redoubts, placed on the roads of the city, so that I blocked the majority of the city from cavalry. He is the leader of France after all ) and smashing his entire force, as well as annihilating the whole Old Guard!įrance also attempted to besiege Milan, held by my Militia and Armed Citizens, with only 2 Line Garrisons(they have higher melee defense, lower melee attack, new unit) against a French attack, with 5 artillery batteries,heavy cavalry, light gun armed cavalry, and a lot of normal line troops. Playing as Italy in Darth Mod, I've done some rather cool things, like injuring Napoleon(you can't kill him,it seems. The only other TW game I've played was Rome, which I enjoyed immensely, but Napoleon is my favorite. Despite this, fans on the Total War subreddit have been showing their appreciation, especially for the naval battles as many consider Empire’s to be the best of the series.I've recently begun playing Napoleon: Total War again, after downloading the Darth Mod, which honestly improves it in every single way, with increased unit sizes (500 men militia, 360 men line, 240 men skirmishers, 120 men cavalry, etc), better effects(realistic amounts of smoke, a lot! Blood effects,optional projectile tracer effects), more nations for campaign(Kingdom of Italy, Netherlands, more I don't remember), and a metric crap ton of new units. It was eventually succeeded by 2010’s Napoleon: Total War, which sacrificed Empire’s global strategy for a more focused – and stable – spin-off. The AI was also quite subpar, as it found naval invasions problematic. It offered unprecedented strategic breadth and made great strides for strategy games at the time, but it was also unpolished in many places. Critics generally praised it – I remember giving it high marks at the time myself – but fans were more critical. It was also the first to fully embrace firearms.ĭespite some impressive milestones, Empire: Total War received a mixed reception. Empire: Total War (now Total War: Empire) was released in the distant past of 2009 and as far as Total War games go, it doesn’t get a lot of attention these days. Empire was important for a few reasons: it was the first Total War game to use a modern-looking 3D engine, and was the first game to feature dedicated 3D naval battles.
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